On 24 October 1955,
On 24 October 1955, the German scientists at the Helmholtz Institute for Science and Technology, where the experiments were conducted, were informed by the BBC about the experiments and the news of the film, and were obliged to produce an investigation. The following year, the astronauts were found dead, and the film was made into a television documentary. This film made Germany a powerful leader in space exploration, and was one of the first civilian films to be made about the
On 24 October 1955, the "Rabbit Project" was officially launched as a newsreel of the world's first successful rabbit-human experiment. The rabbits were filmed in a variety of habitats, often with as much or as little as possible bare ground. They were humane, and the rabbit experiments were not so much experimental as experimental experiments. There were many rabbits that died on their own, but the rabbits died by killing themselves before they could be euthan